Famed cartoonist B. Kliban - known as "the artist who drew zany cats"- found success by blending artistic flair with a uniquely quirky outlook on reality. Before he passed away in 1990, he published several, very popular collections of cartoons ... my personal favorite bearing the title:

"Never Eat Anything Bigger Than Your Head and Other Drawings"

The title comes from a cartoon of the same name where a diner looks on anxiously as a waitress places a mountainous platter before him. What you allow into your head matters greatly to not only your digestion, but also to your ability to seize opportunity and attract wealth. One misconception is that success depends in large part to what's happening in the economy. Not so.

History has recorded that more millionaires were created during the Great Depression than at any other time because of the infamous "poor economy." The people who believed in themselves were willing to take calculated risks.

In fact, many successful people say they make more money during a time of recession than when the economy is booming because other people run scared and sell out for less. The masses buy into what the mass media reports of how bad the economy is or will be. When you buy into the default beliefs of poverty, you unknowingly limit the opportunities you could see for creating wealth or happiness.

Start to pay attention to the quality of information you put into your computer, your brain; it truly is your success mechanism. So be conscious of what and who you allow in your head - never consume anything that doesn't do it good!